The Freedom Of The Press Should Be

I Want The Seals Of Power And Place, The Ensigns Of Command, Charged By The People's Unbought Grace, To Rule My Native Land. Nor Crown, Nor Scepter Would I Ask But From My Country's Will, By Day, By Night, To Ply The Task Her Cup Of Bliss To Fill.

When (an Advocate) Is Not Thoroughly Acquainted With The Real Strength And Weakness Of His Cause, He Knows Not Where To Choose The Most Impressive Argument. When The Mark Is Shrouded In Obscurity, The Only Substitute For Accuracy In The Aim Is In The Multitude Of The Shafts.

The Law Given From Sinai Was A Civil And Municipal As Well As A Moral And Religious Code.

The Law Is An Artificial Human Construct, Quite Arbitrary, And Of Absolutely No Use Anywhere Else But In A Court Of Law!

A Stout Heart, A Clear Conscience, And Never Despair.